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?
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A
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
as
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
a
ne.v
and
delicious
flavor
not
only
to
cakes
1
but
la
ell
recipes
and
.
dishes
that
call
for
milk.
,
Write
for
hue
Recioo
Book.
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It.
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lt-4
stymies
B
:i
par
w
figured
French
oulards
"
-uaili's,
patterns
is
Mutable
for
I)h';-sp.
ami
Ki-;i
;-
It
hcatlliflllly.
t
i
icpiI
nl
per
yard
$1.50
'est
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
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PER
CENT
REDUCTION
on
Spring
oats
ami
Hats
uemers
House
of
Quality
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Now
obtainable
In
Suprema
fianada's
1'av-orlln
Kurni
I
uro
Polish.
Al
nil
good
sloro
In
"mull
iip
iarK(,
bottles.
Al
i
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
1,1:11
'lie
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
for
tho
llooslep
Label.
DRY
1BIRCHW00D
and
Cedar
$0.50
Per
Load
''il
to
any
length.
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Second
Avenue
j
phone
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Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
FORKE
URGES
TALKING
PEACE
Says
Should
Have
Skeleton
Army
of
Smallest
Possible
Size
Holicrl
l'orke,
loader
of
the
Progressives,
speaking
in
Hit
House
of
Commons
last
week
said:
"Mr.
Chairman,
the
military
iiumi
have
hail
their
innings
in
discussing
lliis
picton.
II
seems
In
mo
that
perhaps
the
fheir
lives
in
a,
war
llial
was
to,
I'-"'
for
War,
and
look
for
war,)
In
the
Uml
nernrilln
Plftrlft
of
I'rmrr
ilniM-rt.
mil
slllltli'
Hi
th
norlll-
wt
rMi(l
or
I'MMf
loiaiul,
.:.,
IPIM-IIX-fiialclv
lx
mllfi"
uorUl
frrnii
Hie
iimiuIIi
ot
W
liilrr
1lrlMir.
Tiki"
.Villre
lllll
Oiinw-Miiieni
unuini
uf
Viifi)MHT.
It.
i
riiHiUiii
aikirs,
inK-nit-
in
ippiy
rir
n
lfse
of
Uib
fol-liilnir
ilpcrnliwl
laiiii:
iloiiiiiiriii'lnR
at
t
planted
approx-itiiaiclv
kl
iiiIIpk
noi-Ih
rrrmn
tln,
imiuin
,r
Winter
llarlHir.
Vnrxr
Island;
lltMH-e
niirlhwrt
l"
(
rhaltH.
tnorf
r
le!,
Id
iw
walfi-
mark;
Ihpnri
mirUiea!
alotiff
lw
water
mark
ime
Inimtml
and
Utv
(I1
flialii;
tlienre
aontlieal
tun'
('
i-liainn;
llieure
iilliwel
itm
liiindri'd
and
nUt.v
ilt
main,
more
or
let
to
imlnl
r
iiMiiiiM'tireinenl
and
ron-talnltifr
thirty-two
(Si
acres
more
or
'''"
'
cossE-Minrnn
mmitep.
Name
of
Applicant,
Haled
May
tlh.
LAND
AOT,
Nolle
Of
Inlanllon
to
Apply
to
Lai
Land.
i,.
Hi
a
laml
lleeorillnir
Plftrlrt
of
l-rliiee
llupert,
and
fdluale
nr.
tli
nor
tit
linaiely
thiTe
mile
noriti
rnni
llw
moullt
ot
Jutii
FHe.ra
l.lm.ted
or
day
y
'"
ii
i
iiffimaiioii
irirn.
i.ii..ii.u
m
anrdr
"for
a
It'ime
or
Hie
rol-
Ueneiilmcl
land!
luwliii
'
'
.i
iw.si
ntnnteit
annrot
'TTV
i
i
m
the
immlh
or
Winler
llarl.ni-.
I'eamn
Island
j
llienre
uortUv"t
two
(ii
HmhH,
in.im
'or-
lew,
U
low
water
inn
k;
ll.enei.
-""itliweM
......
,..i..r
iniirli
one
linndied
and
"
tiv
(I
mi
i
Tlinlnt;
thenm
mitlieat
two
ID
rha
ns;
llience
iinruieasi
"
im
Hire'
mul
sixty
(loo,
rhalas
.more
or
to
luilnl
f
cuiiuieiKenielil
and
run-tali.iiiR
llilrty-two
(3,
airen.
more
or
FKIZZKI.I.'S
UVtlTEIl.
Name
or
Applicant,
paled
Mav
99i.
LAND
ACT
In
Trlnro
nupert
Land
DIMrlcl;
PIMrlrt
or
Prince
Ituptrt.
TAKE
.NOTICE
thai
I.
"ierlll
Pes
BrlW.
or
Vncnuver
H.C.
occiipallon
aalinon
nroker
n
emH
to
an
ply
ror
rniilwl.Hi
lo
piirrnU
the
roll.iwinfr
itencrlheil
lymlj
rr
aouth
or
the
soj.lheaft
corner
or
Lot
J700,
4,
C.onKt
iiiMriei.
Hlllle
Creek,
lianre
thenee
"rlh
8
rlintnii:
Ihenco
weat
80
ehaliw:
thence
noulh
to
flmrc
line
In
an
eauterlv
direct
on
m
po'i
'i
coin-nVMirement;
rontalnlnK
40
acres,
more
or
0M-
MEItlLl.
PES
Bnt3Y.
Applicant.
Filwln
Elrny
flaruuui,
Arent.
n.ted
nHI
ird.
LAND
ACT.
CACSIARLAND
DISTRICT
nuirlrt
nr
C.nsliir.
Sllkme
IHvlslnn.
TtkK
NOTIl'.K
that
I.
Waller
Julian
..."
J,'!
,:.
nr
Ti.leirniii
i
Creek.
ohSdoii
the
"t
klne
lllver
and
ahoul
3i
miles
I
e...r..,.kJ.'
.,r
Telearaph
Creek;
tlienre
nor
in
rhnln;
thence
eoJt
10
chalust
!V.ri
......
ii.
n
.'hams:
thence
west
4(T
C
iini
or
eimiiiiencement
and
..
rontolnlnir
VinTnhii
3KD
sin
ncre.
more
or
le.
WAI.TKII
JULIAN.
lOlh.
1985,.
HOTIOI.
Applicant.
TlVT
NOTICE
tl't
ft"'
pllti'K,tlon
or
i.i.
Wftiiri.
Tor
nilir
ronsecinive
weens
r
i
!.
int
ion
J
ine
iieRimrar
or
joint,
,iiTNriira
i.Tn
there
is
lillle
dillicully
in
getting
clearance
in
Oermany
for
transference
of
carso
al
sea
or
for
West
Indian
desliaalions.
I
Mnsl
of
the
molor-schooner
Irallie
seems
now
lo
be
tlono
from
(ierniany,
and
a
good
deal
of
ihe
spirits
are
made
there.
Hut
there1
are
still
firms
in
tlte
Qi(y
whptro
at
Ihu
.lBok,,ofj
Ihe,
Iralllc,
and
qllicers
and
men
are
engaged
here
for
the
business.
Naturally
is
is
a
shy
business,
and
preliminaries
are
not
arranged
at
olllces.
So
mo
of
I
ho
stories
beard
in
mercantile
marine
quarter
sound
like
opening
chapters
in
Slevensou's
novels.
A
few
weeks
ago,
for
instance.,
n
merchant's
ollicer
bad
an
appointment
made,
through
a
colleague
with
a
gentleman
"with
an
American
lint
and
a
while
flower
in
his
buttonhole"
outside
lle
Iloyal
Exchange
at
noon
Ho
went,
but
he
did
nol
see
hia
man.
-Then
word
was
brought
In
Iii
tn
that
n
ex
I
lime
he
catno
for
a
private
appointment
with
a
gentlenran
he
was
lo
come
alone.
He
had
gone
lo
Ihe
rendezvous
accompanied
by
a
friend.
Another
appointment
was
made
al
the
same
respectable
place,
and
he
found
Ihe
American
gentleman
with
Iho
American
hal
and
while
flower,
bill
Iho
ship's
ollicer,
in
Iho
viw
of
Iho
nier-ohanli
wauled
loo
much
security
for
his
bonus
for
business
lo
bi
done.
LAURIER
MEMORIAL
TOHONTO.
.May
38.
Tho
Toronto
Women's
Liberal
asmm,-
s
oVk
("nuipanlM.
yiciorla.
In
jt"
fop
t
h
0
i
n.int
mi
t.iiiiipnii.r
p,
wis
passed
lis
obkcllvo
Laurier
Memorial
i
i.niiml
"
Kelinlnrahm
,
Muni
I
lie
nssiiein
Jnlmawin
:;iiphiiv
Mn
??7Ari,.,ir,
mUon
un..erlnk
lo
raise
$1,000
0f
rnlNCE
ixi.'v-
-
nurEHT
INSlltlANCE
lnn.l
i.na
-nlleele.l
$11(11.
THE
DAILY
WBW8
PAGE
FIVTE
W
whinner
7f)y
NNX;
vtry'it
uifjlrKy
Will
'to"
V
yy
NABOB
Mk&
VACUUM
PACKED
COFFEE
military
inhiil
lines
not
always
""
vlw
il
Just
exnoUy
the
same
is
n,u'
realize
the
dangers
resulting
tin
civilian
niiinl
does.
Sixly
f
'"
national
unproparodness,
I
thousand
Canadians
laiil
down
'
1,av''
a'so
ronsi.leral.te
sympathy
their
lives
in
'a
war
to
end
war.'r''''
'"'"I
r
thought.
Hut,
I
waul
llial
phrase
to
sink
into
Ml'-
Chairman,
I
sincerely
believe
the
munis
of
hon.
members
-to
my
right,
who
have
linen
talk-in,'
alionl
fhe
'next
war'
sixty
thoiiVuul
Canadians
laiil
ilown
lhat
if
we
lalk
peace,
prepare
for
peace,
ami
look
for
peace,
wo
will
gel
p-acu;
anil
I
am
con
vinced
that
if,
we
talk
war,
pre-
WERE
SUCCESS
i
Dance
In
Evening
was
Unusually
Brilliant
Event
at
Bulk-
ley
Centre
'oil
var;
ntiw
jvi
are
hnsily
lalk-
w"
w''l
el
viit-.
I
would
cut;
intt
ahoul
how
we
are
(rot
ink
to
vole
dowiv
to
the
lowest
pns-
TI'.I.KWA,
May
28.
-On
Mon-laisc
another
big
army
to
go
In
m
J111
continuing
,aVi
May
-T,
all
Telkwa
and
war
again.
Just
as
low?
as
we
n"'
present
forces
without
en-
visitors
from
many
outside
have
discussions
of
litis
kind
j.,
,
bilging
them
lo
any
extent
what-
,,
iralheio.l
at
Hi..
Hai-heeim
every
counlry
under
(he
sun
we
ever.
It
seems
lo
me
that
if
we
Wl.ums
0
wafi
the
spoils
ami
ami
nave
war.
ir
we
spenti
our
'"
hh.hw
races
time
on
the
problems
of
peart'
spreading
Hie
gospel
of
peace
and
showing
how
peace,
can
be
l.nuiglil
ahoul.
we
will
.accomplish
a
great
deal
more
in
preserving
peace
than
we
can
ever
expect
to
by
talking
about
.preparing
for
war.
Whom
are
we
KohiK
lo
go
to
war
against
I
want
to
know?
Who
are
our
enemies?!
spenu
jusi
exactly
ine
same
ar-;
j.;arly
in
1(,
an,.,.1(,on
a
foof.
aumenls
might
be
brought
for-.,,
alHe
j.olween
Smilhers
and
ward
iy
hon.
genllemon
lo
my
TekvVa
was
played.
II
ended
in
limit
in
law..
oi
a
suit
larger
a
vk.,0
,01.
Tekwa
1C
finai
expenditure.
What
is
.moipiaio
s.or.
,eing
.n,
Vroteclion'tr-Jo
Use
a
pbrasc
Several
horse'
races
followed,
familiar
in
tariff
mailers.
One
.,.
,TPii...ni
my
m
her
might
answer,
a
force
over
Hie
lasl
race.
It
was
open
or
a
hundred
thousand
meivnn,,
lPro
wePp
(li3rh,
rI.j,.s
a(i
while
another
would
be
content
,.,
omo
fillo
was
seen.
.nn
v
Where
is
the
hoslile
force
thai
fi'.v
UwMwnml
men.
and
so
..,,,.,,
iouivering
mi
the
borders
of
Ihisl
Dominion
ready
In
allack
ns
if
we
nave
ifcot
a
large
army
to
ue-
"
leild
ourselves?
Respects
Other
Opinion
I
lieln-M'
il
is
ijnile
right
lo
have
a
skeleton
army
of
the,
smallest
poible
size
to
take
care
of
any
llial
may
break
out,
and
lo
do
its
share
if
the
couulry
is
ever
attacked,
which
I
think
is
a.
very
remote
contingency.
I
believe
that
if
we
attend
to
our
own
business
and
keep
the
banner
of
peace
unfurled
there
I
very
little
danger
for
n
long
lime
In
come
of
this
Dominion
being
invaded.
I
have
every
respect
for
hop.
members
lo
my
right
who
were
engaged
in
I
he
late
war
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inunllon
to
Apply
to
Li
on.
mere
never
win
race"
was
included
in
I
he
be
any
.j,,
m
fai0l)
materialize
concrele
idea
or
what
actually
a),
,
()!
?p,.cla0
Were
conslilules
adequale
proleclion
k(,ln,y
.lisannoinl
mJ.
in
a
niimarj-
s?nr.
,
A,
..
ri,,iM
ciini.lK.
,ian,.P.
Cannot
Compete
,j
u,,,
,.,n
a
night
proved
lo
be
We
Ciinnol
eonrpele
with
the
enjoyable
lo
the
large
Kreal
military
nalions,
neilher
,ci.vvd
in
allcndance.
Tho.
floor
could
we
defend
ourselves
t,.,,-
1P(I,
Kjv,.n
.iP
attention,
inlernal
disonlers!a'ra'ns'
Hieni.
Personally,
I
and
was
in
fine
comlilion.
have
sufficient
faith
in
human
ii,P
music
under
the
direction
nalurf-
lo
believe
thai
ir
we
at-
0f
yv.
n.
Couldwellr
pianist,
was
Uhu
lo
our
own
business
and.
as
VPI.y
glto,
;m,
n,P
orchestra
res-
I
said
liofore,
look
for
peace,
we
1HJIP1j
time
and
again
to
the
will
gel
peace.
I
would
nol
be
in
(jd
applause
and
gave
frequent
favor
of
augmenliiiig
this
vote
by
Pncnres.
one
single
dollar.
RUM
RUNNING
TRADE
FROM
BRITAIN
TO
BE
Arrangements
for
Shipments
Must
be
Made
Without
any
Publicity
GERMANY
IS
GO
BETWEEN
LONDON.
May
28.
Despile
Ihe
disastrous
experiences
of
I
llrilain's
rilm-runijing
baronet
and
the
many
setbacks
of
Ihe
rum-running
trade
the
rum
running
trade
still
goes
on.
It
is
very
dilllcull
now
to
pel
clearance
for
a
cargo
from
aiiy
llril-ish
port,
however
ingeuif",,ly
H'e
...nrr..
It.,
t.lfllllllkjl
Kill
lllP.
I
Ureal
credit
is
due
to
Tommv
Smith
for
the
deeoralions
which
were
carried
out
in
red,
while
;
a
in
1
blue.
In
mid
il
ion
to
a
very
j
pleasing
effect
of
icrepe
paper
'
att..iiinjta
iiii:inlilio4
rtt
fl:i!jrs
CARRIEDONSECRErLY
a.nl
bu,,U,,g
.were
used,
while
from
the
beams
bung
dozens
of
colored
balloons.
the
commillee
in
charge
oT
I
ho
suitor
plans,
ileN
nothing
undone
in
their
efforts
to
supply
plenty
of
ham
sandwiches,
cake
and
coffe.
Ice
cream
was
also
lo
be
obtained
throughout
the
evening.
i-
.m
ienl.v
in
'
,
sl.i.mini
al
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
be-
whiskey
to
lennan
porls,
and
'
Sport
Chat
a
.
u
T'.ft
opening
game
of
the
Senior
Hasebalt
League
season
is
scheduled
lo
lake
place
tonight
I
ween
Ihe
Sawmill
and
the
Sons
of
Canada.
There
are
three
teams
in
the
league
Ibis
year
and
Iho
material
al.
hand
is
prelly
evenlv
distributed,
'therefore,
a
good
close
series
of
games
is
ex
peeled
with
nobody
having
cinch
of
Ihe
honors.
There
is
a
good
ileal
of
new
la'
inland
IhH
will
make
tilings
even
nioro
in
teres
I
ins.
'When
I
i
.loleyalor
siriieinre
contract
get
under
way,
il
is.e.xepcled
lhat
sllll
further
good
material'
from
the
prairies
will
be
injected
in-
i..
il...
loam.
Harry
Love
is
FRECKLES
Sun
and
Wind
Bring
Out
Ugly
Spots.
How
to
Remove
Easily
Hero's
a
chance,
Miss
Krccklo-face,
to
try
a
remedy
for
freckles
wilh
the
Ruarantee
of
a
reliable
concern
that
it
will
not
cost
you
a
penny
unless
it
removes
the
freckles;
while
if
it
does
give
you
n
clear
complexion
the
expense
is
triflhig.
Simply
gel
an
ounce
o
Olhine
double
slrenglh
from
any
drug
or
department
store,
and
a
few
applications
should
show
you
how
easy
It
is
lo
rid
yourself
of
the
homely
freckle
and
get
a
beautiful
complexion
Hardy
is
more
than
ono
ounce
needed
for
tho
worst
case.
Ho
sure
lo
ask
the
druggist
for
Iho
double,
slrenglh
Othlne
as
this
slrenglh
is
sold
under
guar
anleo
of
money
back
if
it
falls
to
remove
your
freckles.
At
nil
drug
or
drtparlincut
stores
or
by
mall.
Olhine,
H.O
Box
2010,
Montreal,
Canada,
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
EVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment.
Few
people
can
afford
to
speculate,
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
to
avoid
taking
a
chance.
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
good-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
So
he
makes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
product,
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
rner-chandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
,.
You
are
speculating.
i
Know
what
you
buy.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
e
II.-
o
-
.
i
I
inaiiagrr
oi
ine
fons
oi
i.anauii
team;
(iilbert
Campbell,
IlieSaw-mill,
while
.M.
M.
Mcl.achlan
is
guiding
tho
deslinie.s
of
Ihe
(lyro
learn
wilh
Krcd
llenning
as
A
closer
definition
of
the
word
Amateur"
will
bo
discussed
at
Ihe
Olympia
Congress
in
Prague
this
year
and
If
certain
propos
es
are
adopted
then
such
a
(our
as
Nurini
has
undertaken
recently
will
be
impossible
in
future
for
any
amateur,
for
cine
of
tho
principal
motions
to
bewliscuss-
ed
is
one
"ivhjeh
prevents
an
It'hVhVtv'-iM'a
f
itom
'-accepting
travelling
ami
living
expenses
for
more
than
fifleen
days
a
year,
unless
be
is
representing
his
country
In
the
Olympic
(iames
or
World's
Champion
ships."
There
will
bo
reprcsim
lallves
from
evvery
counlry
in
Iho
world
at
the
congress,
but
the
ofllcial
language
will
he
Krench.
The
Canadian
representatives,
owing
lo
Ihe
inability
of
W.
1
indlay
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
in
Canada,
lo
leave
his
business
for
thai
length
of
lime,
will
bo
I
-I
Mubiueen
ill
of
Toronto,
l.iiuu.w,
iu
former
....
l
pie
uotniniiieo
oi
iuji,
ami
ir.
Lamb,
head
of
the
Department
of
Athletics
at
McOill
University,
and
general
secretary
of
Hi.)
Antaleur
Athlelio
Union
of
The
members
of
lite
Mackenzie
Mess
have
been
looking
over
Iho
baseball
situation
and
sizing
up
I
heir
members
and
feeling
nut
Iheir
friends
and
have
at
lasl
decided
Hint
they
arc
good
enough
and
clever
enough
to
lake
a
fall
out
of
Ihe
Inlander
nine
al
any
time
lo
be
arranged
between
Iho
Iwo
loams.
Further
lhan
lhat
il
Is
Intimated
Hint
some
of
Ihe
Mackenzie
men
'li
nol
feel
at
all
sure
that
Ihe.
Inlanders
are
all
they
are
cracked
up
to
be,
and
they
think
it
Is
hall.
Dr.
E.
S.
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Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
.next
door
to
Krizzcll
Hutcher
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
about
time
lo
let
them
know
Up?
fact.
They
point
lo
the
slowness
wilh
which
tho
Inlanders
have
responded
lo
Ihe
reply
of
(he
,,.,..,
nlll.
.
,..
...nn.lnr
t
chairman
of
Ihe
Canadian
Olvm-
.
"
"
"
'V.'
'
"
.
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,
UH1
'H
Hill
,
Countryman
(at
the
National
(inllery)
Why,
these
am
the
same
pictures
I
saw
here
last
year
I
Attendant
Qnile
likely,
sir.
Countryman
Then
it's
swindlel
They
lobl
me
lhat
Iho
pictures
were
cihanged
Iwico
week
at
all
tho
best
picluro
houses
in
London.
QUITE
UNNECESSARY
Daughter
Kalher,
our
domes
tic
science
professor
is
teaching
us
who
lo
spend
money.
Kalher
Ho
might
as
well
leach
ducks
how
to
swim.
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Cafe
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Rupert's
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Restaurant.
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Third
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